Virgin Islands opens the last of six rebuilt Head Start centers in a $42 million disaster-recovery project
Oct. 26, 2026 — The U.S. Virgin Islands opened the Dilsa Capdeville Head Start center on St. Thomas on Oct. 26, the sixth and last facility in a $42 million federally funded project to rebuild early-childhood centers, the governor's office said. The others are at Cruz Bay on St. John, Anna's Hope and Concordia on St. Croix, and Minetta Mitchell and Lindbergh Bay on St. Thomas. About $15 million went to St. Croix and $27 million to the St. Thomas–St. John district, from the federal Office of Head Start's disaster recovery funds.
The wall: Costs for each site were not given, and the exact locations of some sites were not stated.
Tier: Confirmed (based on the governor's office's release)
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